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The Bryson Lions Club once again fired up the oven on Sunday for the club’s traditional cipaille supper, this year serving 26 heaping pots of
Two firefighters were recognized for longtime service to the Thorne Fire Department at the firefighters’ ball held on Saturday night at the TCRA Hall in
Drivers looking to get their small vehicles safetied can once again do so without leaving the Pontiac, after a local garage was named as an
The consultation process will begin on Aug. 24.
After over 35 hours of driving and two overnight stops, two local horse trainers and their two Belgians managed to wrangle away a pair of
She hopes her win will inspire more people to give to the cause, which supports healthcare projects in the region.
For more than four decades, the buzz of the bandsaw inside Conroy’s Grocery was the soundtrack to Francis Conroy’s days. Since buying the Chapeau grocery
The second annual Cones for Kendyl fundraiser stopped at Brooklyn Place in Shawville on Sunday, with a plush bear from the Children’s Hospital of Eastern
Downtown Campbell’s Bay was packed with activity this weekend for the 100th anniversary of the Royal Canadian Legion, which is also the 78th anniversary of
The ball field in Portage-du-Fort saw its first action in several years this weekend at the two-day summer festival hosted by the town’s recreation association.
The Bryson Lions Club once again fired up the oven on Sunday for the club’s traditional cipaille supper, this year serving 26 heaping pots of the meat pie to a hungry packed house. The hall saw a steady crowd that
Two firefighters were recognized for longtime service to the Thorne Fire Department at the firefighters’ ball held on Saturday night at the TCRA Hall in Ladysmith. The event, the first of its kind held since the return of the department
Drivers looking to get their small vehicles safetied can once again do so without leaving the Pontiac, after a local garage was named as an official inspection location by the Société de l’assurance automobile du Québec (SAAQ). Daniel Belair’s garage
The consultation process will begin on Aug. 24.
After over 35 hours of driving and two overnight stops, two local horse trainers and their two Belgians managed to wrangle away a pair of awards at the 114th Calgary Stampede. Cheryl Bezoine and Vince Perrier, owners of T&T Belgians
She hopes her win will inspire more people to give to the cause, which supports healthcare projects in the region.
For more than four decades, the buzz of the bandsaw inside Conroy’s Grocery was the soundtrack to Francis Conroy’s days. Since buying the Chapeau grocery store in 1972, Conroy worked long days – and often long nights – behind the
The second annual Cones for Kendyl fundraiser stopped at Brooklyn Place in Shawville on Sunday, with a plush bear from the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO) making an appearance. The fundraiser is organized by Cheryl Smith-Trimm, mother of Kendyl
Downtown Campbell’s Bay was packed with activity this weekend for the 100th anniversary of the Royal Canadian Legion, which is also the 78th anniversary of the Campbell’s Bay branch. The festivities, which were held on Friday and Saturday, included a
The ball field in Portage-du-Fort saw its first action in several years this weekend at the two-day summer festival hosted by the town’s recreation association. The event was made possible thanks to three weeks’ worth of volunteer work, according to
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